Harrisville sits right between North Ogden and Ogden, a short hop from Felter Landscape's shop. The lots here are flatter and more classically suburban than the bench above, which opens up clean, full-yard designs from front curb to back fence.
Harrisville is a compact city wedged along Washington Boulevard between its bigger neighbors, built mostly on the flatter valley floor rather than the foothill bench. That level ground means more standard rectangular suburban lots, with established subdivisions mixed in among newer infill. The soil is still valley clay-loam but the gentler grade makes grading and drainage simpler than up the hill. At roughly 4,400 feet in Zone 6b, it runs the same hot-summer, cold-winter cycle as the rest of the valley floor, with spring and fall as the prime planting windows.
Premium sod installation for full, even front and back lawns on flat suburban lots
Paver pathways and patios that make compact yards feel finished end to end
Landscape lighting to add evening curb appeal along the Washington Boulevard corridor
What we build in Harrisville
Harrisville landscaping questions
I have a smaller Harrisville lot. Can you still do a full design?
Absolutely. Flatter, compact lots are some of the most satisfying to design because every square foot counts. A combined plan of sod, a paver patio, and lighting can transform a standard suburban yard without wasting an inch.
Is drainage a concern on Harrisville's flat ground?
It can be, since flat clay-loam holds water rather than shedding it. We set patios and lawns with the right pitch, usually a gentle slope away from the house, so water moves off your usable space instead of pooling after a storm.
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